Top 20 Workers who had just one job and still made mistakes (December 31, 2023)

Remy Millisky • Writer and Editor

Dec 31, 2023 3:00 PM EST

Every job comes with responsibilities, but that's just a suggestion. Who says you have to complete the job you're paid to do every single day? That seems like a lot of work. And since many people don't even like their job, and are underpaid, you get results like the ones below. Sometimes, employees just can't be bothered to do their job correctly. I'm sure they have their reasons. Maybe they're resentful of their boss, perhaps they're tired or distracted, or maybe it's an elaborate performance piece about resisting the clutches of capitalism at any cost. Sometimes it's just a mistake, but your customers will still take notice.

I'm a fan of the copywriters who let that Disney ad slip by. It's advertising "100 decades" of magic. A thousand whole years of the mouse? Spanning many years before television ever existed? Now that's magical.

Next up, these escape room employees shared the funniest things their guests have ever done to escape from a room, like one dude who had to clarify, "The fire extinguisher is NOT part of the puzzle."

01
This German street has a lot going on

via u/ResponsibleSkirt7789
02
An accident waiting to happen at a school for the blind

via u/thegunner137 8

As the OP notes, that's not very accessible, is it?
03
This dish was wired by a professional who likes to cut corners

via u/throwaway4gta2000
04
If their ad works, no one will click the link. Work smarter, not harder?

via u/leo7391
05
What a joke

via u/awakenkraken
06
A colossal mistake

via u/Set_in_Stone-
07

via u/TamiTam55
08
Google search is no longer very reliable

via u/CRYSTALek2799
09
If only the warning was displayed more prominently

via u/WhenMaxAttax
10
This dude is tired of every sink in their barracks doing this

via u/d4s_bo0t
11
This guy is actually 6'5"... or so he thought

via u/bp_987
12
Some cop ticketed a car with no license... it's at the dealership still!

via u/Crocotta1
13
"Yeah we'll keep you anonymous, don't even worry about it"

via u/geaster
14
One thousand years of Mickey and Minnie?

via u/IndependentFresh6865
15
This wasn't supposed to be customer facing

via u/hutbereich

But at least it's giving them transparency.
16
Never do your best, quit!

via u/Bummbumm6
17
They yassified Arthur :(

via u/ThisIsMyPassword100
18

via u/CynicalAndImpatient
19
If there's one place you don't want to mess up, it's on the instructions for a child's car seat

via u/wRojtheoriginal
20
This smushed billboard gives them that Bratz dolls look

via u/Similar_Ad_3910